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Video 55: How to measure 12V, 24V or 100V DC voltage

Learn how to use ESP32 to measure DC voltage with this detailed video tutorial from Robojax.

  • Introduction to the ESP32 Starter Kit: An overview of. the ESP32 Starter Kit from SunFounder, highlighting the features of the ESP32 microcontroller with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

  • Project Overview: Explanation of how to measure any DC voltage using a voltage divider circuit and the ESP32. Includes a discussion on the need for and use of two resistors to create a voltage divider.

  • Voltage Divider Circuit: Detailed explanation of how to use two resistors to safely measure higher voltages. Includes calculations for selecting appropriate resistor values.

  • Arduino Code Explanation: Comprehensive guide on the Arduino code used for voltage measurement. Covers setting up the code, initializing the serial monitor, and using functions to calculate and display voltage values.

  • Selecting ESP32 Board and Port: Step-by-step instructions on how to select the ESP32 board and COM port in the Arduino IDE, along with troubleshooting tips for identifying the correct port.

  • 30V Voltage Measurement Demonstration: Practical demonstration of measuring 30V using the ESP32. Shows the setup, connection, and reading of voltage values on the serial monitor. Also covers averaging multiple measurements for more stable readings.

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